Ias Change Rules

The top body of the country's bureaucrats has issued a vociferous protest against the change in rules in Bihar to facilitate the release of gangster-turned-politician Anand Mohan Singh, who was serving a life term for the murder of a Dalit IAS office

Members of Parliament from several opposition parties and some retired bureaucrats on Thursday sent a joint memorandum to PM Modi on the "attack on federalism" over the role of Governors in non-BJP-ruled states and change in IAS rules.

Andhra Pradesh government has welcomed the proposed changes in the IAS (Cadre) Rules, 1954 but with a rider that the operational procedure be reconsidered, particularly in regard to the issue of no-objection certificate by the state.

The proposed changes to the Indian Administrative Services and Indian Police Services cadre rules will allow greater scope for abuse of power by the Centre, a group of over 109 former civil servants said today.

As many as nine non-BJP ruled states have opposed the Centre's proposal that gives it an overriding power while deciding on central deputation of IAS officers, whereas eight others have given their consent, officials said on Wednesday.

The proposal to change the rules by which Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers are assigned their postings has snowballed into a major conflict between the centre and the states.

Kerala's Pinarayi Vijayan and Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin on Sunday joined the growing list of Chief Ministers who have emphatically opposed the central government's proposed changes to the assignment rules of Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers.

States are not sparing sufficient number of IAS officers for deputation which is affecting the functioning of the central government, the Centre said on Friday, defending its proposed changes in the service rules.

Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi again, strongly underscoring her reservations about the proposed changes in the IAS cadre rules, which have been further revised.

Expressing "strong reservations" to Centre's proposal to amend the IAS (Cadre) Rules, 1954, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to roll back the decision

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has changed service rules to allow married IAS and IPS officers to get same cadre state.

The Centre is set to change rules to insulate officers from arbitrary 'punishment' by state governments, a move that appears to be a consequence of the alleged victimization of IAS officer Durga Shakti Nagpal by the Uttar Pradesh government.

For the first time since young civil servant Durga Shakti Nagpal was suspended by the Uttar Pradesh Government for allegedly taking on the sand mining mafia, three central services - the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), the Indian Police Service (IPS) and the Indian Forest Service (IFS) - have come together and have sought the changes in the ru...

The top body of the country's bureaucrats has issued a vociferous protest against the change in rules in Bihar to facilitate the release of gangster-turned-politician Anand Mohan Singh, who was serving a life term for the murder of a Dalit IAS office

Members of Parliament from several opposition parties and some retired bureaucrats on Thursday sent a joint memorandum to PM Modi on the "attack on federalism" over the role of Governors in non-BJP-ruled states and change in IAS rules.

Andhra Pradesh government has welcomed the proposed changes in the IAS (Cadre) Rules, 1954 but with a rider that the operational procedure be reconsidered, particularly in regard to the issue of no-objection certificate by the state.

The proposed changes to the Indian Administrative Services and Indian Police Services cadre rules will allow greater scope for abuse of power by the Centre, a group of over 109 former civil servants said today.

As many as nine non-BJP ruled states have opposed the Centre's proposal that gives it an overriding power while deciding on central deputation of IAS officers, whereas eight others have given their consent, officials said on Wednesday.

The proposal to change the rules by which Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers are assigned their postings has snowballed into a major conflict between the centre and the states.

Kerala's Pinarayi Vijayan and Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin on Sunday joined the growing list of Chief Ministers who have emphatically opposed the central government's proposed changes to the assignment rules of Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers.

States are not sparing sufficient number of IAS officers for deputation which is affecting the functioning of the central government, the Centre said on Friday, defending its proposed changes in the service rules.

Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi again, strongly underscoring her reservations about the proposed changes in the IAS cadre rules, which have been further revised.

Expressing "strong reservations" to Centre's proposal to amend the IAS (Cadre) Rules, 1954, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to roll back the decision

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has changed service rules to allow married IAS and IPS officers to get same cadre state.

The Centre is set to change rules to insulate officers from arbitrary 'punishment' by state governments, a move that appears to be a consequence of the alleged victimization of IAS officer Durga Shakti Nagpal by the Uttar Pradesh government.

For the first time since young civil servant Durga Shakti Nagpal was suspended by the Uttar Pradesh Government for allegedly taking on the sand mining mafia, three central services - the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), the Indian Police Service (IPS) and the Indian Forest Service (IFS) - have come together and have sought the changes in the ru...